On the possible manifestation of the solar G-mode in the Earth atmosphere

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Solar Activity Cycles: Earth Atmosphere

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The Sun influences the processes occurred in the Earth's atmosphere and interplanetary space by means of not only electromagnetic but presumably gravitational forces. As it was reported by a group of researches (Thomson, D. et al.) charged particles in the interplanetary medium reveal variations with periods approaching theoretically expected periods of solar g-modes. It is believed that the detected periodicities are an indirect manifestation of these modes. Special attention was paid to the quasi-two-day periodicity of 2.2 days. To investigate its origin these authors carried out an analysis of atmospheric pressure variations which reveals the 2.2 day periodicity. We are justified in anticipating a manifestation of characteristic properties of this periodicity in space and in time. The wave process in the Earth's atmosphere with a typical quasi-two-day period reveals the quadrupole structure which seems to be the response to the effect of the low-frequency g-mode of the Sun.

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